The ABET accreditation process, a voluntary, non-governmental process of peer review, helps assure quality in educational programs. ABET-accredited educational programs must meet certain defined standards. Both the Ceramic Engineering and Metallurgical Engineering programs are accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET.

Accreditation serves to notify:

• Parents and prospective students that a program has met minimum standards;

• Faculty, deans, and administrators of a program's strengths and weaknesses and of ways to improve the program;

• Employers that graduates are prepared to begin professional practice;

• Taxpayers that their funds are spent well; and

• The public that graduates are aware of public health and safety considerations.

The present accreditation process requires each educational program to participate in a loop of self-examination and improvement:

• Definition of desired program objectives and outcomes;

• Collection and evaluation of data regarding how well objectives and outcomes are being reached;

• Formulation and pursuit of appropriate means of better accomplishing objectives and outcomes; and

• Repetition of the process beginning with re-evaluation of objectives and outcomes.

Undergraduate Enrollment

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Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) accreditation

Bachelors Degrees Awarded By Program

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Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) accreditation